Vice-Chancellor’s Fellowships for Early Career Researchers at University of Bristol in UK, 2019PhD Level.

Eligibility

Entrance Requirements: Applicants must meet the following criteria:

Suitable candidates will have:
• A PhD in a relevant field or equivalent;
• Started to establish a reputation for top quality research;
• Strong leadership qualities and an enthusiasm for developing skills in teaching, leadership, impact development and engagement;
• Excellent interpersonal and communication skills.
Eligibility

We welcome applications from internal and external candidates, including individuals who have taken a career break due to maternity, paternity, adoption leave, illness or other exceptional circumstances.
Candidates with an existing permanent academic position are considered to have achieved the aims of the scheme and will not be eligible to apply.
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1. For research focused on Science, Technology, Engineering, Medicine and Mathematics (STEMM) disciplines a competitive salary starting from £43,267 depending on experience, and a four-year fixed-term contract.
2. For research focused on Humanities, Arts and Social Science (HASS) disciplines a competitive salary starting from £37,345 and a two-year fixed-term contract.
3. Access to start-up funds, £5,000 per year in HASS disciplines and £10,000 per year in STEMM disciplines.
4. The opportunity to pursue your own programme of individual (or collaborative) research.
5. Mentoring and one-to-one monthly supervision from your Fellowship Sponsor.

How to Apply:
1. Download the further particulars and Project Proposal and Letter of Supportproforma, available from the vacancy adverts:
• Vice-Chancellor’s Fellowships focused in Science, Technology, Engineering, Medicine and Mathematics
• Vice-Chancellor’s Fellowships focused in Humanities, Arts and Social Science
• Vice-Chancellor’s Fellowships focused on Young People’s Mental Health
1. Complete the ‘project proposal’ section of the proforma and email it to your proposed sponsor, along with your CV, requesting that they:
• Support your application by completing the ‘letter of support’ section on page five of the proforma;
• Obtain a signature of approval from the relevant head of school.
1. Apply online for one of the following vacancies:
• Vice-Chancellor’s Fellowships focused in Science, Technology, Engineering, Medicine and Mathematics
• Vice-Chancellor’s Fellowships focused in Humanities, Arts and Social Science
• Vice-Chancellor’s Fellowships focused on Young People’s Mental Health
1. You will need to upload the following supporting documents:
• Please merge your academic CV and your covering letter into one document (and upload to the ‘covering letter’ section of the application);
• Please upload the Project Proposal and Letter of Support proforma (to the ‘upload documents’ section of the application).

Special Note

If you have a question about the Vice-Chancellor's Fellowships please email us at:
vc-fellowships@bristol.ac.uk
Please be aware that the University will be closed between the 24th December 2018 and the 2nd January 2019 and emails to this address within that time period will not be responded to until the 3rd January 2019.